Behar: People Smeared the Covington Students ‘Because We’re Desperate to Get Trump Out of Office’

[Common Sense 1]

Words of wisdom from TV star Joy Behar... She speaks the resist language.
The left can not accept the results of the 2016 election. Crazy stuff


Behar: People Smeared the Covington Students ‘Because We’re Desperate to Get Trump Out of Office’

https://legalinsurrection.com/2019/01/behar-people-smeared-the-covington-students-because-were-desperate-to-get-trump-out-of-office/

On The View, Whoopi Goldberg asked why so many in the media and celebrities jumped to conclusions about the viral video with the Covington Catholic students.

Without skipping a beat, Joy Behar confirmed what everyone already knew: “Because we’re desperate to get Trump out of office.”

Behar: Media Smeared Covington Catholic Boys "Because We're Desperate to Get Trump out of Office"

 

[augustus]

So Behar is ok verbally abusing children huh? Figures.

 

[Rogue Valley]

Anyone that attributes to Mrs. Behar an out of proportion influence needs to get out more.

 

[MrWonka]

So Behar is ok verbally abusing children huh? Figures.

Speaking of jumping to irrational conclusions that you want to believe...

 

[Harshaw]

Anyone that attributes to Mrs. Behar an out of proportion influence needs to get out more.

How about the New York Times?

This is, in many respects, a golden age for journalism.

With a president facing multiple federal and state inquiries — including one into whether a foreign government helped get him elected — the press has come through with some investigative work that can stand with the finest Watergate-era reporting.

Among readers and viewers, there’s a new appreciation for shoe-leather reporting. Clicks and subscriptions are up, welcome news for an industry in shaky financial shape.

But the ultimate prize has proved elusive for the scoop-hungry journalists competing to join the reporters’ pantheon alongside Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein, whose methodical news-gathering for The Washington Post helped bring down a president alleged to have broken the law.

 

[Chillfolks]

I can agree with Behar it was a desperate attempt to falsely portray the story for political gain. I am surprised in her time of desperation she would openly admit that anything is fair game if it helps her pov.